Drake Callender
United States of America
Oct 7, 1997
28
6'3"
194 lb
GK
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Three saves
Callender had three saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-2 draw versus Austin FC.
Analysis: Callender turned aside three of five Austin shots on goal Sunday as Minnesota dropped points from a winning position in a 2-2 draw. Across his last five starting appearances, the experienced keeper has made 14 saves and five clearances while conceding five times and recording two clean sheets. Callender's next opportunity to impress is likely to come Wednesday when Minnesota hosts Colorado.
Concedes twice in Saturday's win
Callender made one save and allowed two goals in Saturday's 3-2 win against Columbus Crew.
Analysis: Callendar conceded two goals Saturday, breaking a six-match streak without conceding multiple goals. He still secured a victory over Columbus though, thanks to his attack's productive day. Next up he faces Austin FC on Sunday, a side which has scored 14 goals through 10 matches this season.
Six saves in defeat
Callender made six saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-0 loss against Los Angeles Football Club.
Analysis: Callender stood tall with six saves in Saturday's 1-0 MLS home loss to LAFC at Allianz Field, coming up with his top moment after the break when he denied Nathan Ordaz point-blank after the forward slipped in behind Minnesota's back line on a quick counter. The only shot that beat him came early, as David Martinez finished in the ninth minute from a tough angle following a slick three-man sequence that left the keeper with little chance given the pace and execution of the play. Callender has now started all 10 of Minnesota's MLS matches since arriving from Inter Miami, racking up 38 saves and four clean sheets, and he'll look to build on that in Saturday's matchup against Columbus Crew.
Shuts out Dallas
Callender kept a clean sheet while making two saves during Wednesday's 1-0 win over Dallas.
Analysis: Callender helped Minnesota to all three points by blanking Dallas on Wednesday. The keeper has kept two straight clean sheets while allowing just one goal and combining for nine saves over his last three starts. Minnesota take on LAFC on Saturday.
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